Aeroponic

Where is the large aeroponic or hydroponic garden to see if large-scale crops are possible? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Mooney plans to grow nearly all of the produce used in his restaurant on the roof, which utilizes an aeroponic system where plants are held in vertical towers that provide a nutrient-rich solution, using no soil. ❋ Unknown (2010)

• "Hydroponic or aeroponic production methods are not allowed in Canada." ❋ Unknown (2009)

Experiments in carbon dioxide levels, light type and intensity, organic nutrients delivered via a hydroponic and/or aeroponic process, temperature, and greenhouse moisture content will have a design objective to achieve maximum plant growth. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Well, its basically a NASA-tested aeroponic technology that grows plants in water, nutrients and air – so simply and easily that anyone can succeed. ❋ Unknown (2008)

You can also have a hydrogen station developed from landfill gases to retrofit the waste disposal trucks from diesel to hydrogen; you can create a native plant park and an urban forest project with walking and bike trails; you can have an urban farm program to grow crops with the aeroponic technology, etc. ❋ Unknown (2005)

This farm produces abt 500kg of aeroponic veg every day – Bak Choy, Choy Sum and Kai Lan, as well as butterhead lettuce, cherry tomatoes, herbs, fruit and more. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Something & Son is now embarking on new projects, starting with the Gwangju garden, which is sustained by an aeroponic system that the team designed from scratch. ❋ By ALICE RAWSTHORN (2011)

On the first floor, tomatoes, peppers and basil are flourishing in a hydroponic water-based system developed by Growell, alongside a small aeroponic unit that feeds plants by spraying the roots with water. ❋ By ALICE RAWSTHORN (2011)